This 1989 Grove RT875CC is a rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane or mobile crane — designed to lift and place heavy loads across uneven, unprepared ground where conventional cranes cannot operate. Grove is a long-established American manufacturer of cranes and lifting equipment, supplying construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial sectors worldwide with a range of mobile and lattice-boom machines.
This particular unit is an ex-military machine, a provenance that often points to disciplined maintenance and careful operational records. Supporting that, the crane shows just 650 original hours — an exceptionally low figure for a machine of this vintage — suggesting very limited use over its working life. It is fitted with 26.5 x 25 tyres, the large-diameter rubber appropriate to rough terrain work, providing the flotation and traction needed on soft or broken surfaces. Power comes from a Cummins engine, a brand widely trusted in heavy equipment for its durability and parts availability.
The crane is equipped with two winches, enabling dual-line or two-hook lifting configurations that add versatility for complex rigging operations. The machine is located in New Hampshire, USA, and is offered in used condition.
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